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The questions do not go away, and I acknowledged them in my previous post, but the impact that the Indian involvement and the Mukti Bahini atrocities had on inflaming the situation cannot be ignored either. The events in 1971 were a SUM of all of these factors.
I must remind you that many nations have suffered through internal strife due to their own making. The example of the most successful and powerful nation in the world, the US, comes to mind. Slavery and segregation for hundreds of years - the conditions in East Pakistan do not even come close to the treatment meted out to the African Americans, yet the people, society and nation evolved and have overcome the worst of that legacy.
Pakistan never got that chance in East Pakistan, and the deliberate role played by Indian in ensuring that cannot be ignored, it was an integral part of the dynamics in East Pakistan leading to the horrible events of 1971.
wow wow wow...
There was no Mukti Bahini before 25th march 1971.
India did not go to West pakistan barrac and asked Bengali soldiers to defect but they did. This is the WP which created all these mess. When a army itself breaks up how a country can hold up???
And why you comparing EP with African American. get your language right first. We created that Pakistan nobody else so we needed our voice in how Pakistan should be run, and which was not given and respected. So there is no question of staying with Pakistan up to that point.
Regarding Mukti Bahini??? they did not go to WP and do anything there. We kept our fight confined in and within our own territory and WP was considered as intruders here. So be it and lets move on!!!